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Motorola Razr 2 likely won't drop the clamshell, and the design team told us why

When we review a product on TheIndianSubcontinent, our writers often make a wishlist of what they’d like to see in its follow-up; it’s not often, though, that onegets the opportunity to ask the people who made the device what they’d like the next version to be like.

Werecently spoke to two people involved in the creation of theMotorola Razr 2019 fol

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How lake gases are powering homes in Rwanda - TheIndianSubcontinent News
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England will be looking to live up to their billing as genuine contenders for the Women’s T20 World Cup as they kick off their campaign against South Africa on Sunday in Perth.

Having won the inaugural edition of the tournament at home back in 2009, they’ve since gone on to be beaten finalists on three occasions and will be keen to lose their r

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Media captionAn earlier flight, 2018, in which "Mad" Mike Hughes sought to prove his theory that the Earth was flat

A US daredevil pilot has been killed during an attempted launch of a homemade rocket in the Californian desert.

"Mad" Mike Hughes, 64, crash-landed his steam-powered rocket shortly after

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Firms in EMEA take two days less than global average to detect a cyber incident

Organisations in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) are two days better than the global average of 56 days to detect a cyber incident as organisations are detecting and containing attacks faster.

In EMEA the median dwell time fell by 69.5% to 54 days in 2019 compared to 177 days in 2018.

FireEye Mandiant M-Trends 2020 Report showed that

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Who really cares about privacy on the internet?
No one likes banks, not even bankers probably, so there was no shortage of people eager to pile in on Barclays after it introduced a monitoring system on company computers in the city of London to check how much time its employees actually spend working.
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